Simplified help beats rehab for married male alcoholics
British researchers report a 100 subject study finding a plain program telling husbands they have a problem and guiding self change works as well as full rehab. After a year, one third improved in both groups with similar outcomes and few cited external factors or treatments as key to progress.
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Navy chief supports women at sea if Congress allows
Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor says women could serve at sea with men if law changes, but only on careful experimental basis. He notes long cruises pose biology based challenges and suggests limited use on submarine support duties and for Naval Academy cadets, while acknowledging civilian worries from wives.
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Obscenity rules twist with the times
Justice John Paul Stevens pushes to abandon the community standards test for obscenity arguing it conflicts with free speech. He favors civil controls on distribution and warns current standards blur lines between offense and protection, while the court maintains criminal obscenity guidelines.
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Monster road repaver promises big savings in recycling
Earl Cutler of Cutler Repaving Inc. in Lawrence Developed a 50 foot repaving machine costing 390000 It reuses old pavement with new asphalt cutting fuel use by about 90 percent and saving about 20 percent in costs The machine is used in 60 cities across 27 states and nine European countries but faces opposition from the asphalt industry and has yet to sell in the United States.
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Christians Organize Against Gays In New Orleans
A group named Christians Behind Anita organized to oppose a gay rights protest planned for Anita Bryant’s Saturday appearance. Members met twice, planning prayer meetings and preaching to homosexuals. Leo Humphrey of Bryant supporters said the aim is to redirect gays to Jesus. Human Equal Rights for Everyone, a gays and feminists coalition, pledged a large demonstration in French Quarter streets and near the Municipal Auditorium where Bryant will perform.
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